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I know some of you have one or the other, trying to decide which one to get for T3. Price is not the issue since I am buying either one used from a friend. I am getting rid of our sit n stand and Maclaren is going to Grammy so this will be my only stroller. Tell me why you love what you have, thanks!
David John 4.19.01
Jonathan Dean 4.5.08
Anna Capri 5.4.11
Re: City Select or City mini
Jonathan Dean 4.5.08
Anna Capri 5.4.11
City Select! I love it and I would buy it all over again. The City Mini was too small for what I wanted. You can't really fit anything into the bottom 'basket' of the City Mini. I can fit so much stuff in the bottom of the City Mini which is super convenient. We're bringing it to FL with us next week instead of the Chicco Liteway simply because I can put a lot of crap under there. I also like that you can change the position of the seat. Danica loves to face me instead of out and I like when she faces me as well so I can see what she's doing.
I know many people love the City Mini but for me it was too small for what I wanted. I also loved the Select because I like that you can purchase the extra seat for it and make it a double without it looking like one of those awful ugly double strollers. I know you don't need that option anymore, though.
If you haven't already, take them both for a test drive at BBB.
I think it depends on what you are looking for. Either smaller and more compact for storing/carrying/folding. Or larger with more features.
We have the City Mini and love it, it serves our purpose of small and easy to fold. The bottom basket is small, but not nonexistent. I can fit Emma's packed Vera Bradley diaper bag down in there and a few other small purchases. I never really have a need for more storage than that.
Is the City Select easy to fold? This is my dream stroller for when we have our little one but since I am a teeny tiny thing, I would definetly need something easy to fold. Everything will probably be heavy to me!
Ditto Lando on this one.
We have the CS. I might go with the Mini if I had to do it again but I know DH disagrees. The CS has a relatively easy fold but not as super easy as the CM. DH likes the CS for the bigger footprint because he's a bigger guy. The bigger footprint is annoying when trying to take it in and out of my trunk by myself. You have more options with the CS but if you don't need them, you might want the CM for convenience.
I have the CM but wish I had the CS. I think the CS is more versatile and I don't think the CM has enough room underneath. I have a hard time fitting mostly any diaper bag down there. Also, it is not helpful for if/when we have #2.
The good things about the CM though are that it's light and really easy to unfold and fold even when holding the kid.
Ditto this. We love the CM.
We toyed with getting the CS so that we could add in the second seat but besides the ridiculous cost for all parts, I was worried we'd spend all that money and the eventual older child wouldn't even want to sit in it.
#1 12.11.11
#2 10.23.13 EDD
Jonathan Dean 4.5.08
Anna Capri 5.4.11
Jonathan Dean 4.5.08
Anna Capri 5.4.11
Yes please!